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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-05
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win dress you up In Our Pine worstcd Gas.
simerc Dress suits. In frock and GETAWAY
styles, at the OAK HALL.
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straight nnd round cut styles, aud en-.
pressiy manufactured for OAK HALL.
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BARGAINS
OAK HALL
Clothing Emporium
TO GET AT TRUE FACTS
rs TO EXAMINE THE FOLLOW
ING FEW SPECIMENS WE HERE
MENTION TO CONVINCE YOU
WHO MAKES THE
LOW PRICES IN MEMPHIS.
$3.50.
This is the Mechanics business suit, good
for all purposes, aud offered only ut OAK
HALL.
$3.50.

This Is the Mechanics business Suit, good
for all purposes, aud offered only at OAK
HALL.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-17
A DECEPTIVE WORLD.
Why an OficlOus Stranger Appealed to a
Detroit Policeman.

Why an OtiiclOus Stranger Appealed to a
Detroit Policeman.
81 was standing right here by this
spile," said a stranger at the foot of
Randolph street to a policeman who
had come up, ''when / saw a man over
there by that post. He acted as if he
was in trouble, and l suspected he was
going to jump into the river. turned
for moment to watch the ferry-boat,
and when looked again he was gone.
The officer advanced to the edge of
the dock, peered around, and replied:
Here's hole in the ice. Did you
hear splash?"
NO"
Nobody call Out?'
NO"
"And he disappeared all at once?
"He did, sir. You look around here
and I'll take a glance behind that wood
pile"
The officer was seeking a way to get
down on the ice, when the man called
to him and led him behind a pile of
wood. There was a man there, and he
had bottle in his hand.
Same person, sirr' whispered the
officious individual. 81 told YOU | Sus-
pected he was in trouble. 1t wasn't
that, sir, but he wanted to take a drink
without feeling obliged to pass the bot
tie to me, and he lodged in here. Sor-
ry to have alarmed you, sir, but this is
a world of deception, and as soon as
you are gone I'll thnmp his head for
him. ."-Detrou Free Press.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-17
HIS FIRST THOUGHT.

He took her little hand in his,
He clasped her slender form,
And vowed he'd shield her from the wind,
And from the worlds cold storm.
She turned her beauteous eyes TO his,
Those eyes so large and blue,
And said: "Then do some noble deed,
To show that you are true"
His face turned pale; he thought Of deeds
The Romans did Of old,
OF how they slew their foes to pleas e
Fair danes with locks of gold.
He thought Of knights of ancient days
Who, clad in armor bright,
Went forth on steeds and killed their foes
Ere came the shades Of night.
But in these modern days, such deeds
Would hang man too quick
And, as he thought and pondered on,
His heart turned faint and sick.
And then he smiled beaming smile,
And sorrow from him flew;
"Lets go, my darling one" he said,
"And have an oyster stew"
St Louis Whip.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-17
FULL or FUN.

We think we violate no confds,,.
when we state that a hard conundrun
is like an artists model, inasmuch IS !,
is a poser.-Boston Transcript,
-"Yes," observed Mrs. Crap ,.v.
kinder got tired of gas, and now we'rs
goin, to have the house lit with clan.
lestine electric lights"
Two boys were in the post-offcs
together One of them, pointing to ,
small SIGN. said; That's what | q, q,
when my mother boxes my ears--letter
box.n
-Gruntling-Landlord, your serv.
ants are very much like time and tide
Landlord (fattere0 0-Ah, indeed, sir,
How is that? Gruntling-They wait
on no man.
SO old Bullion has abSconded I
hear" observed Mrs. Snaggs. Yes
replied Mr.. Snaggs, land he left
large deficit behind did he:
WHY. I heard he'd taken along every.
thing he could lay his hands on. Per.
haps the deficit was too heavy to carry
off."-Tid-B Bits.
Emerald Innocence. - Bridget
(reading a silver wedding inyitation.)
An faith, phat do R. S. V. P. mane;
Och, I've struck it, Rale silver vastly
preferred. The loikes of that, now.-
Teras Sytings.
"A magazine asks; What is true
loy?" True joy is what a woman feels
when a committee at country fair de-
clares that her crazy-Quilt is prettier
than all the assembled crazy-quilts Of
her heighbOrs.
A seasoFable-hint column says that
warm soapsuds is one Of the best insect
washes. 1t is well to know this. Iu-
sects lose half their unpleasantness
when they are kept nice and clean.
Save your suds.-LVe.
-Mistress-Why, Mary, where have
YOU been all the forenoon? | told you
you you might 90 out for walk for an
hour, and you have been away three
hours. at least. Domestic-Yis, mar
rum; but then I'm an awfulIy shIow
walker, We know.-N y MAIL
-"Oh, yes" said the Lake street
livervnan, when the tide rose two fee
in his basement office; Il like watel
well enough, in its place. But I'm
keeping livery-stable, and not a bath
house. st. AlbanS Messenger.
so that is silver ore, is it'' Saic
Mrs, Snaggs, as she examined curious
looking piece Of mineral Yes m!
dear" replied her husband. "An'
how do they get the silver out?' The,
smelt it," "Well. that's queer, Sh
added, after applying her nose to tn
ore; Il smelt it, too, but l dldn ge
any silver. ."-PittSJurgh Chronicle Ie!e
1rnDh
Sharp County record., 1887-02-17
MIDWINTER FASHIONS.
Hints for Ladies Who Wish 10 Dress Ae
cording to the Latest styles.

cording to the Latest styles
The rivalry between tailor made cos
tunes and the fanciful creations of the
dreSsmaker is more active than ever.
1t would be hard to say which style Of
dressing is most in vogue, for there are
so many women who do not feel well
dressed without elaborate ornaments
ton and so many others who adhere TO
the belief that simple dressing is the
truest taste. 1t is scarcely necessary to
say that all coats for the street should
be tailor-made The fashionable coat
for young ladies is called the covert
coat and is made of melton or some
other smooth cloth, in fawn color
or gray. The fronts are slightly
longer than the back and are
either tight or loose, double-breasted
or single. When tight and double
breasted there is a seam down the mid
die of the front and the buttons are
put on to slope in toward the waist
Single-breasted coats button under
lap. All the seams, even darts, are
strapped, and the side seams at the
back are opened for three inches. Two
small pockets are placed in front near
the hips. Nothing could be more SIM
pie than these coats, but they must be
made with the utmost nicely and skill
and so much in demand are they, that
they bring from $50 to $50 each. Coats
like the dress are worn, but plain seams
are used on them unless the goods IS
of close, smooth weave. listers
are of all kinds of plaids and
checks, and vary but little in style
from those of last season. They are
made with either a cape or hood III
case the former is used it should reach
nearly to the waist and be made full.
Dressy wraps resemble the back
forms of a basque, loaded with Jet
when seen from behind. The sleeves
are made entirely of passementerie and
fringe, and side forms seem to be lack
ing. The fronts are long and narrow
mere tabs; and the back has bouliant
sash effect of ribbon or lace, or both.
Visiting and house dresses are made
without trains, and almost invariably
have a petticOat of some costly mate
rial. Petticoats Of plaid velvet are con-
sidered novelty, and those Of plain or
ribbed plush are greatly favored
The plaid velvet is made III
blocks four inches square, t,tSe
alternating with plain. No trim
ming is ordinarily on the petticoat'
but on very rich toilettes a band OF
bead passementerie is used, and the
beads must be of the color of the dress.
All dresses are made with the founda-
ION skirt of silk. This is not as eN-
avagant as it sounds, as silk for the
y rrpose is sold at from fifty to eighty
IInts. When the petticoat, which Is
'cured directly over the foundation
'tr;irt, is of wool goods or silk, foot
foiaiting of the same is used, but when
petticOat is of velvet or plush, the
- SSe is of the same silk as the fOun-
ton.
The proper width for the foundation
M two yards and quarter, but the
skirt over it is half a yard wider,
Drapelies are very long and very ample.
Basques are still short, but with ten
lencv tn Ian othpu Good Cheer
Sharp County record., 1887-02-17

"A genius for statistics has figured
out that 100000 dollar bills weigh
2,S4l pounds. ", y Herald.
Sharp County record., 1887-02-17

! A MAN without Carne 4tneSs is mOur1i-
ful and erplexlng spectacle. But it is
consolation to believe, IS we must OF such
a one, that ne is in the most etfe, Lal aud
cOmIulsive Of bslGrl,n.N - .rt.ti
Sharp County record., 1887-02-17
THE

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those To
sed. But !
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Shibitions
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16

March i5.-Wheat vas stls active bai CHS gen
eraI belief being fh-l tse tl.ile nHt -olt aut
iar ol-Il1x, uefe laI-e when sent down prices
o s..eH tlrCe r. o. cs..-e Is sEtak ct 4 cents
When fle lar arf f's-sres HesC touched tae bulls
..- amer hand aIt thele H1s laNy III
eer g.. tfl fhe rl0-ilg- vtre - celts lover than
lle Clfs.. ft>ieriat Iufn active hut weak and
price. suffered 8 severe decline LIVERPOOL we
ftsseI AGA loFcf. Receipts were liberal and
tars- 70 hcaslly. The offerings proved more
IMAM tle bl5ers Ters able lo a1sorb. Nnd Ma
closed t.-ut teioe Yrs. relays e.o-e Oats mod
elateiy active AM sod. alees roTk was traded
i moderately lu srtiic0ent al 81 Tor May, but al
inf e o-e f-s.a. WAS the nominal figure. short
rlas aut iafa received falF attention and price,
averaged a shsfe higher on the afterloOn ses
sion clique broker. bought 9heat freely and al.
Eanced psice, ~ cent. u.t best sale were cent
below tAe Top corn = cent higher, provisions
stronger but quiet.
Closiae prices. WheGt-Aerch. IS [a753sc
April, - .o15 r.. May si7 ,GslAc. june. SIZE
Corn March. ais s.. April, SIZE Nay s94s
50 ~ June. 1875
Oals-MaFeh. ~ Sc. April. 2szsc' May, $50
-ec June $50.
rork~March. 5000, April, May and June
s-A6e
Lard March. sza April. $50. May, s7.571z
June, s1.t-5z
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16
New yo-k-Gr,ln and Prori.ious.

March l5.-FlcuT closed slightly lower. Whites
wheat extra, S5l5a5 IS Minnesota extra, SS.i50
3. 20. cry mill extra a. G0esi65 Ohio extra - 10
800. southern four dull and weak; common tC
choice e1tFsa.isS.s0E ~
Wheat Moderately active closing about steady
az Il 81 Pit Cecine. SCOT lots duil but steady
Spot sales 81 80 l red state SIC No do. 81 30
No. red winter. sl1zc. No. 10. So =. ungraoet
red slM9ilzc. y = red winter. April, y)tsc bid
co Nay. 20 i.5tsl1tc do June, 90 sG9c
CONCEPTIONS moderately active, closing "a -
lower spot lots closed steady az aoout yest er
GAYS prices. SPOT sales of No. ? mixed. 5OLc
ungfaded mixed. fSaNc No. mixed May, 49,
eLs4c: DO. June. soi C.. DO. July. 5Cc.
Oats OetiOus moderately nc i've and weak
closing a shade lower. spot lots closed quiet snt
without material change. SPOT sales OF No.
White state sLc, and No do 565E. 40
mixed April, 3iG5iisc, DO. May, 81 sa1sc.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16

~. = ublss Eoaass ~ sns kpSs&.
<Ea21szG 90 ~ 2zss esaa : srsal selfsFsr
szfE est4L1r Eze<as. - 60 s-Ssea yezrs
porslsa s. a. tlzss 2egs ee<a aaa1se 50
zess 41ect. 1eu4zec q ~ re4 - Et1es
atlsslY ED1Eas as - s1Aass1z49 zoF
t,2slDess lzse tSs1 rss-e1 - soals
&c tzst gAss.czas 41z ave sskea se-a
llz1F - l4e - ealloz pzteEl E1ea-1zass. al
~lt1e1t as perospae-s aseefit as4 noe
tskiex lle te1fla bsa1zle q hl14SE1 Hlrlt-
a-atl- esg1F s21 asss received ssefs oerse-
Is fEul lt EL1a ~ rteer Etease1n1s stst 3
14ss lzke1. rrzae< os.'ess Fosg fe<8esas
Nlli ere ace. AL { c1eSrfs-,g Fecosca-szi1
4. - ass enE 21.etf8 IS Azs u sr1
lE.01 tie aver 1a1 rce2l1te1 BY ksafset $
- = hEsa1v z1Ea11 81 a.esst ilssl.z.t zztsiF
IL ] ga zee * naa ln i1e Horaiag. no
appetite 1 sac u oefos~ efa4s ,ast aa1 lt
tratss rae ~. saa ! csa sls coan ash
est znI tAe eesr 81 a. Is J1zt Hy Fsci as
% n0- distress ne Is 1ts en1Ee-y Iszs-
sci lug ciAsstlss or4Aaz
very tf1Is
HAEessos II REEr.
STAR Bakery. Is CsEsi slsesl. Grzna
Rapids Michigan
hereby certify that ! ara scquainie
eilh Hsrrlsoa a. Aeed and kGaS fhe
above statement 20 be- lrle. and believe
he remedy 10 h. ali yea claim ioF %. lt
- spoken u la ghs highest terms ~ all
Of ny trade that base used a. 4 4 q
great tonic and sPp7uzzr.
ours truly.
- r WHuE
Druggist D Canal 81 Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16

Your are feeling depressed your appetite
Is poor your are bothered with Headache.
you ale udEetiv. nervous. sBc generally cut
o. SORTS. aud Nani 10 brace Hp. Brace az,
bon noi wlth stlmul4nis. spriaE medicines,
or billers which have for their basis very
cheap lad WhisEey and which stimulate
y0u lor sn hoaF. and then leave y0a ia
worse condition than before What you
want Is an alternative thai VII purify your
blood. star healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality. and give re-
newed health aud strength S0ch medi.
cine you will find in Electric BitteTs and
only - cents a bottle a. Vim. IL. uo0s
Drug Store
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16
/. &C ~ sh. nseter..

Ts-ot fIi.shiser. brakeman en fae NeF
rsrav CestraI rai'rea3. while coupling ears
a. Est8r. IA. wss csnEhs hetwe ID tls
hf7fsrers Wfen released - N1s urell-
s-iats ard his todv beean sveiiS 81 rap
hf- hat BIS hirt haad had 81 ~ cur - Pre-
vcnt siu froH chokinE The s~e lirr ~on-
tere.l unal his bsiy eonlp sasiy ffl BIS
cicsa.rr bursting his sh.rt sni tr-aSars So
several places lis Brad -sas sccu sFaoIen -
t~tes "a stursI size ard olaoi Fcfrcl -
s--eer-s frsr1 h;s uonth. ear snd nCSe- a
6e-tsr who was called ssif ths swelling was
eans-s ~ "a rursaf4 - eiacd vessels -
ffaish srrs llnzz. Winch forced az iut1 al
TIE &, =-res 81 his b0fv T'ss ekin ats tse At
r-srerre ~ a tlo-sn as hiaf'ser. a1s'i 4 Dressed
far air tefleaIs u forced SWAY alzl retsTns
With a hsss maP raea TIE sreSsElrs Is r.
n-1vs&
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16

Efob4e.f ~ eIe ttli1s las ealsea such =
general rssly4i 81 tI4at 81 hm. II. 4lDbs
Drug sore s. teelI giving away % their
customers - - nsEY fras tual bottles ~
DE kiugs NeN Discovery Tor loasampr
tloa Iaeir trade = simply enormous 10
thls vsfs valuable article tef tlc fali thai
j alssys cures and never elsSppoiiis.
Coughs 60 s. Asthma bTocchlils. Group.
AZ al throat and long diseases QQlckly
cured. lou can test u before buying b
eeftng 3 tral botll5 tree. large size s..
Egery bottle warranted.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16
1nE asAnr MeMoRIAL saloeg.

Proposed TO Cross the Potomac From
Washington 40 Arlington.
4 recent ball before congress proposes =
III or, monument 70 the memory q Cen
Granr DO the shape q a bridge across the
Potomac. Nh.oh would be both ornamental
and useful aud a departure from the tower
and statue style Of monument The on Gals
Tor $4,000 toward IS construction
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16

Prebaplx nsyeg ia ne h.stoTy q Coarh
Nsssl.nts Las sas sTl.c.f l-.sl s4eness ~ IA
& tAat TAssh tas bs<1 saosesea sFso2 lif.
Pste's 5 eent foUxs cars. Thousands =.
tefessss cAs,s 81 Coughs. lolas slo Goa
so a..o1 asye ylEl1Ee % tnls tr1is usfaca-
loss fe1se3F Fer Eais reason se lee war
fsaaf8 So r.sslpf slF reputation aha money
CO rs MERITS sod Is iek hros, a &
q Fhura ~ III ii ebs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16

Spring hss come and trade is immense
VITA mc.
My p zee are 60 Low and guarantee
FITS, and G VIZ lstcst sDls which are
turned out al iny place.
Trade sprie ates such Inducements.
The lsige asso' tmeui 81 ImT ortf q
AND Dom-siic Woolsps ever shown IN
IA 8 city at
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16

TIE undersigned Eiil pay the his best nssr-
ket pucs US uemiOck barA .o BE- iosdea OF
far- at any side Usck north II Grand Rap
ids Correspondents solicited.
\. Is. CARS
lol ottawa 8 Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16
New ysrk-rfpancisI.

srch15.-Money closed at per cent; highest,
s. lowest. 3.
Exchange closed lower, posted rates 4SJ@s
So: actual rstes, 4'tiz9ssF4 f1r 60 days, and
4,6's n &c. for demand
Governments c.os--t firm: currency Is l2bls
bid y oaunon. ~. L.l. 81. do. ~. bid.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16

March l5.-TheTc WIS a continued inquiry for
ali classes Of cotton goods with the business Of
good proportions and every day showing the sup
ply under further c0rtrO Of purchasers. a good
trade was in progress IN all departments Of TIE
t.hhtuV f-afp
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16
- - - -.

Those Yorz k.Fer ~ sfers. .asF are BOW
ripe fss ll.ey sai cans l1l coast. Cal a.
rhs Baltimore. " Cana -
EazEr 4 Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16

MsTch fs.--Hogs-Active, 70 higher Light,
ss.asr5.75. rough packing. 3 3s.s5.53. mixed
AID heavy packing and ii pping 5000 =.
81. ccws. s. G5 o. s.ocker,, S26U45 ~
Sleep-N lG<. Conmon, $50 tS-15. good, - 10
g4o!.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16
Detroit.

March Ia-Wheaf-CaSh white, Sic asked
cash Alfh.eau r-d $40 a KEEL. No. red 30
cash auG March; 80 asked April; s3c -ked
MAY. s3i.c June.
Com &C.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-03-16

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their res us llleraIa- Tao al11
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hold - asr1 4lar4l e-- sl-lsu Il L-.ss
razia4a Ia September
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49, 80 -..' -. ,. ~
h1s sAlfF01 i''eV P''eS' -'' WHICH nc
f'l' 49,
Charley Hathaway. for many years an
at'ache ~ the Free Press has Ten that
paper ana me pfoiession ana entered
1os P'ifa.s aHS les eAa''ii'- uu'ieS VI d
'o''i'Aei'' TIC.
A petition - beng circulated At
Marshall % Dust the salvation Army
from their quarters N Peters hall, they
heinz considered nuisance oy those IN
sAs Re- snoofnoou-
Daniel y. stewart, arrested 20 Toronto
last seek or the charge II traillckln5 IN
young girls. at one time conducted a den
~ Fort Huron. Nnence ne went 10
Canada for his health.
The Calumet & Hec.a mining con-
pany vii divide S11J00O among It's
shareholders, April III next, making q
toiai m cash "a Fltends. since the organ
izat.on ot Che company. of e., $4,000.
saginaw nanufsctrrers are gaining a
wiarspresd reputation. Chao,n 4 Lock-
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The briie,e is 70 be 1870 feet long. II viii
have ffteen STEEL Arches with n drawbrdge
os 80 feet span. Sixteen granite towers give
pscsusesquene.s % the structure. II VIII
have a carriage way 40 feet in wide. and the
sidewalks 10 feet IN with.
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propriate ns svIrbolical Of the restored Union,
across me Potomac river, which divided the
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gle Ia which the services Of Gen Grant were
20 conspscuously valnaole, leading from the
national capital - fhe sacred ground where
IL buried i. 0CO men who died Tor the Union
TIE site selected Tor the BRIDE j. certainly
a very fortunate one L viii 0.wavs possess
great historical interest IL 10 a portion
OF Braddocks army camped or Observatory
biz en- Tie march from AlszandT.a 20 the
fatal fell ca toe M0uolgahe.a- On the Pc
torlsc hank Is "A rock on which the troops
were landed known as BFaddoclS's rock. II
Is from THIS point In the rear OF tae Naval
oi-ser~ato-v. rea- the foot q New XoE and
N5sg Hampshire avenues, that tho bridge Is
- begin IN Washington. it was a favorte
project of tha Father - II Country % es-
tstlsh a rational university on tlist very
suo., ard hero e was sls9 that the Arneri-
can army cncampcl - 1854 and ol-
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